Each year EURO hosts a variety of events, including roundtable discussions, lectures, the Midwest Model European Union (MMEU), and more. In addition to our events, you can choose to attend one of the many events offered through the School of Global and International Studies or the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Katie Tamarri is EURO's latest (and last) MA student
Gaeilge Abú! EURO’s Modern Irish Courses a Success
The European Studies department introduced Modern Irish language courses in the fall 2024 semester. These classes, taught by Fulbright instructor Elaine Ní Mhuirí, have been a hit with students and will be offered again in the fall of 2025.
After completing his MA in European Studies, Keefer served in multiple roles in the offices of Indiana Governors Mitch Daniels and Mike Pence and now works in the private sector. A Sagamore of the Wabash recipient, Keefer’s continued passion for Spanish language, culture, and politics inspired his first work of historical fiction, The Basque Decoy.
Recipients of EURO Grant Present Graduate Research Experiences in Europe
The EURO Travel and Research Grant application is currently accepting applications! Read about the experiences of last year’s winners and their advice for other graduate students planning to conduct research in Europe.
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Intervention qua Immersion. Affordances and Limits of an Aesthetic Program
SIDNEY AND LOIS ESKENAZI MUSEUM OF ART
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Feb 01
The Institute for European Studies provides a wealth of opportunities for you to get involved. Students can participate in internships, take part in the Midwest Model European Union (MMEU), join culture and coffee hours to focus on language skills, volunteer at EURO, and attend or even present at one of our brownbag seminars.
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